POLITICAL SCIENCE

George Tenet and the Last great Days of the CIA



George Tenet and the Last great Days of the CIA

Summary of the Case

As a director of CIA, George Tenet felt could not meet the objective role in the DCI because he was near to George W. Bush. Tenet thought that, he had a prime circle and therefore follows the signs.

George Tenet, director of the Central Intelligence Agency from 1997-2004, administrative period covering Bill Clinton and George Bush, and those wrapping the attacks of terrorism on 11 September and Iraq's raid. Few leaders of the patient with important information used, ...